as is bob mueller and bob muller one homes will take the hint. >> he will never do it. >> thank you for being here. and that's it for >> the market will go up and down in the short term. the real important issues where will it will be longer-term. the market is still up an enormous amount since the election. cheryl: breaking news this morning. the dow will rebound after worst week in two years. the tribe administration quietly negotiating a trade deal with china. lauren: we will see. u.s. stockmarket futures looking good right now. a 217 points on the first day of the workweek. the nasdaq up 1.3%. cheryl: that is after the dow lost more than 1400 points last week and the troubles of facebook. technologies such are taking a hit last week.

lauren: and europe, stocks open higher at the u.s.-china trade war could be averted for now. trying to japan's nikkei gave up three quarters of 1%. south korea renegotiated their trade deal with the united states. that certainly is part of the reason the kospi is up more than three quarters of a percent. stocks in china following, composite down more than 1%. lauren: facebook continues to do damage control. mark zuckerberg apologizing in this full-page newspaper ad. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. monday, march 26. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: welcome back. cheryl: did i miss anything?

lauren: so much i can even keep track. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i was in the beach watching the markets fall. lauren: she has attended privet. riley started to negotiate access to chinese markets. "wall street journal" reported that trump administration says specific request include greater access to the financial sector by u.s. companies. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin explain the plans. >> were simultaneously having negotiations. we want to cut the trade deficit 100 billion over the next year. we want to eliminate forced joint ventures, for technology and have very productive conversations with them. i'm cautiously hopeful we reach an agreement, but if not we are proceeding with these terrorists. cheryl: house intelligence committee devin nunes talked

about his investigation into china's trade practices. >> they are stealing their intellectual property. either through the internet or through investing in educational systems here or think tanks. they are bringing people here. i believe they are stealing silicon valley blind. cheryl: meanwhile, the u.s. and south korea have agreed to amend their free trade deal, focusing on weight balancing trade. in particular, the office at her. in return, south korea permanent exemption from 25% import tariffs on steel. all of this is what led uncertainty about trade in general to the selloff. dow futures up to 21. s&p at 27. nasdaq up 85 and the free market. lauren: there you have it. the text to appear to facebook fallout continues as mark zuckerberg puts his apology in writing in a series of

advertisements. cheryl: tracey carrasco has those headlines and other headlines making news. a lot of them were sitting facebook should just die. >> the irony. more facebook apologies great mark zuckerberg took out full-page ads in british and u.s. newspapers including "the new york times," "wall street journal," "washington post" yesterday to say he was sorry for facebook not properly securing personal data. the ad said this was a breach of trust and i'm sorry we didn't do more at the time. on nbc's "meet the press," senator mark warner, vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee said he thinks congress should reassess how to regulate social media companies. he also called for zuckerberg to testify before congress. >> mark zuckerberg created the whole notion of social media. i think the whole industry has been relied and to accept the fact we are seeing the dark underbelly of social media.

mr. zuckerberg needs to come and testify. he created this entity. he created this industry and he needs to explain to the american public and to policymakers. >> facebook also stores phone call meditator from android phone users including names, phone numbers in the length of each call made or received. however, facebook responded with a blog post saying this is not the case and that it is part of a feature for people using messenger or facebook on android, facebook is trading lower in the premarket this morning. lauren: correction territory. down 14% last week. >> rising cost of cars becoming a concern for dealerships. >> "the wall street journal" reports car dealers worry that a number of factors that higher

interest rates, more technology and metal tears will continue to push the price of new cars hire and soon people won't be able to afford them. the average price of a car today through february is $32,000, about $500 more than the price of the vehicle last year and manufacturers roll out new models with my technology and safety features, justifying an increase in the price and the automobile taylor's counsel raises prices continue to rise, sales will start. tightening credit conditions are driving up monthly payments. dealers are getting creative like offering longer lease options to get people into a new car at a price they can afford. lauren: that's the thing. there'll investing in electric and self driving. >> more people want to be their own boss. this is a new trend we are seeing. millions of workers are willingly leaving corporations and becoming self-employed with

their primary income from independent client base work. some 27 million americans will need full-time jobs from now through 2020, bringing the total number of self-employed to 42 million. those nontraditional workers make up 33% of the workforce in the coming years but more flexibility and control over their work. lauren: i get that i get that appeared cheryl: i do too. small business is really what grows. that's her jobs come from if more people start small businesses come you get a better employment picture since not everybody wants to run their own business. i love that. thank you, tracee. we'll see later on in the show. now we've got this. the next leader of the new york fed could be john williams for "the wall street journal" reported williams is the front runner to replace william dudley retiring this summer. the fed president serves as vice chairman of the rate setting

committee and williams has supported the fed's current strategy of gradually raising interest rates. the development comes as lawmakers are pressuring the federal reserve to seek out more diverse candidate for senior positions. cheryl: america's oldest gunmaker filing for patent protection. taken the start due to a heavy debt load, falling sales and losses following the sandy hook school shooting in 2012. under the bankruptcy plan, control of the company which include franklin resources and jpmorgan chase. much of the debt would be erased. the filing means that the capital management will lose ownership of remington. cheryl: you want to stay with us. a lot of news coming at this busy monday. a massive mall fire in russia turned deadly overnight. we will have the story. a lot of children hurt in that place. with just a few days left in the month, this month, this could be

the dow's worst march since 1980. blue-chip scrawling backs of their of their losses today the premarket. futures point to a triple digit gain at the open. s&p nasdaq higher in the premarket as well. the particular look at that one and a quarter of a percent. we will be right back. ♪ alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today.

lauren: happy monday. welcome back. but sketchier caught up on what's happening now. her reversal this morning looking like a 1% update across the board after severe selling the past two weeks. in other news coming deadly fire at an entertainment complex in siberia. reports say 64 people have been killed. another 16 still missing. dozens of children among the dems had the blaze started on the upper floor of the winter cherry complex for many the dems were at the movies. the cause of the fire not yet known authorities launched an investigation. saudi arabia says it has shot down seven ballistic missiles fired by two team alicia acuna three missiles over the saudi capital of riyadh. debris from the incoming missiles killed a man in what was the first death in the yacht during the saudi led three-year war in yemen.

cooper getting out of southeast asia, agreeing to sell its business to the rival grab. go take a 20% stake, but the retreat from business for uber after it sold to a china business as well. cheryl: you're talking about the fact that dow futures looking a lot better. the picture much better than friday. dow futures up in the premarket at more than 200. a lot of this of course was of course was investor anxiety over the looming trade war with china on friday, but that seems to be easing a bit. "the wall street journal" reported in china and the u.s. have quietly started to negotiate, to improve u.s. access to chinese markets. this is one of the things donald trump has been angry about. jason percy met, cofounder and president of halo investing. good morning. it's been a. thank you for having me. true to the journal has done a really lengthy article this

morning that they're a back channel discussions going on between u.s. treasury officials on whether they are going to china over some point to have face-to-face talks with the chinese to work this out. do you think this is the right strategy and what you want to see come out of it if it happens? >> i do think it's the right strategy similar to what the trump administration did with korea, were were ultimately make some threats come the country with the stress and something viable commodity. with china, no one wants a trade war. trade wars can be inflationary, recessionary come inflammatory when it comes to more stricter policies between our two countries, but you have to stand up for national interests. train to let me give our viewers a sneak peek about this letter that the journalist talked about firm mnuchin and my kaiser to the chinese. we want a reduction of chinese tariffs on u.s. automobiles.

and they are asking for greater access to the chinese investment market for u.s. investors. your reaction. >> that makes a lot of sense. a 25% tariff on our cars are united states cars going into china, boulder 255% china for foreign cars coming in, then i think that it's completely fair. the negotiations are in the best interest of everybody. the chinese launch in oil futures today can benefit a lot from what they learn in the u.s. financial market. so i think that is something beneficial for both of us. we can't overreact to it happening. a slap on the race for both countries are $60 billion potential tariff of china in $3 billion retaliation. if china wants to give serious thought stock soybeans.

cheryl: cheryl: auburn tiger is poor, steel pipes, aluminum. they haven't gone so far when it comes to the real money that would be of course soybeans and boeing aircraft. i've got 10 seconds. marcus coming back. you think we now start the recovery process from last week's brutal week in stocks? >> you had a lot of economic data coming in so we will see where that goes. at the end of the day it's impossible to price geopolitical risks. more volatility like we talked about at the end of 2017. trade to more volatility it more volatility it is. jason barsema, we will leave it there. lauren: coming up from you might think drug racing is child's play, but it's actually pretty big business. >> they are really fast, relatively cheap to buy. cheryl: fun. lauren: all do it. cheryl: yeah, that's great. lauren: disney world is getting something out for free.

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>> donna's wild willy through the courts. >> the most aesthetically appealing court. reporter: all of them doing it for the thrills. >> as fast as he walked with with no fear of your personal safety. you can do anything. there is no limit. lauren: drone racing has become so popular. the industry makes it $30 billion a year in revenue. train to 30 million people are spending on drone racing. watch out olympics, that is next. up next on a battle at the box office the trade the reigning champ the "black panther" movie and pacific rim uprising. >> only one way to find out. >> that's what i'm talking about. cheryl: realty which blockbuster

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>> i think what we're doing is long-term very good for the economy, which is pressing for free and fair trade. cheryl: treasury secretary mnuchin cautiously hopeful.

i'll ever part in the crucial negotiation. trendier stock market features over 200 points to the upside. up to 43 in the premarket on the dow. the nasdaq up almost 1.5% now at 93. lauren: relief needed after the dallas 1400 points last week on worries about trade and trouble hitting the tech side. facebook especially. cheryl: stock so plain higher on relief that a u.s.-china trade war could be a burden by officials. right now all the european markets are out. lauren: asia not so bad. japan's nikkei gained a quarter of a percent. renegotiating its trade deal the kospi gained 1%. rather as china, shanghai composite down half of 1%. cheryl: like panther finally seated at the box office this weekend by this.

>> the pilots we remember his legends. they didn't start that way. they started out like us. this is our time to make a difference. cheryl: more of the impressive debut of "pacific rim uprising." "fbn:am" continues right now. coming up on 5:30 a.m. in new york. monday, march 26. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. >> would like that second quarter looked better than the first. lauren: the big story today is washington and beijing quietly started negotiating to improve u.s. access to chinese markets. cheryl: kelly wright live in washington that talks between the u.s. and china that investors are finding very promising.

>> , saying that some find it a little bit problematic because they don't know how this is all going to wind up. the encouraging news is they are quietly negotiating. president trump announced $60 billion in tariffs and officials say he actually means it. even with china talking about imposing $3 billion of american products in retaliation. the president is prepared to move forward with tears. steve mnuchin talked about it exclusively with chris wallace about the president stand that he wants to establish a fair and reciprocal trade with china. >> we are simultaneously having negotiations with the chinese to see if we can reach an agreement. we want to cut the trade deficit of 100 billion over the next year. i'm cautiously hopeful we reach an agreement, but if not we are proceeding with these terrorists. >> the presidents in our national security advisor john bolton says china has taken

advantage of being the world's second-biggest economy following the u.s. >> all we are asking for here is for the chinese to do the same. this could be a little shock therapy to get their attention and hopefully have a good impact. reporter: in the wake of all this, the president announced tariffs on china, steel and aluminum that the stock market dropped from 700 points on various vague and as you note that relation at shum shockwaves out there. mnuchin downplays the fluctuations. >> the most important thing to focus on is the market will go up and down in the short-term. the real important issues where both the longer-term. the market is still up an enormous amount since the election. >> getting back to the concerns of the above small chinese owners. they stop at rockefeller center about a possible trade war. mnuchin and bolton are confident a trade war will be averted. that year.

cheryl: lengthy piece in the journal. kelly wright, thank you very much. moving out of politics here at home. democrats are now losing their midterm edge over republicans according to a brand-new fox news poll, republicans have shrunk the lead to just 5% and that is down from 15% lead six months ago. what democrats fail to keep their edge over republicans keep gaining ground? seven months ago. get away in his white house deputy drug plate frame and democratic strategist antwan seabright. good morning. >> good morning. brad, want to start with you. we don't want to put too much onto this, but republicans have kind of shrunk and not only. what do you say to that? >> will come about as good news, but we are in political terms light years away. a lot can happen.

the north korean meeting. even a chance for legislation before they leave for the summer. perhaps i'm daca or restructure. look, history is against republicans. we lost 33 seats in the senate and 33 in the house, two in the senate. we can't afford those margins to keep control. not so much worried about the senate. we have to flip 24 seats in order to lose their majority. we are not prepared for that. we are going to fight very hard. republicans have to fight and that really concerns herself at the polls. these are local elections about turnout. cheryl: it can also be, as antjuan, but the economy. you may vote out way in the midterm election based on how you feel about the economy. the same fox news poll found only 47% now are nervous about

the economy. that is better than 61% in 2016. that wins the democrats were still running the white house. do you think the economic issue could be a problem for the dems? >> it always is. always the number one issue in an election cycle because people care about their quality of life. a couple things to keep in mind. number one, the devil is in the details when it comes to policy and polls. keep in mind, polls are simply a snapchat of the times. and the thing to keep in mind about polls, messenger is more important than message. i'm cautiously optimistic about her chances of regaining control of this country. republicans have one of the most toxic figures ever as a leader of the party right now and that is president donald trump and that will have major impact on how they perform in the elections coming up. cheryl: i don't disagree.

>> in the other thing to remember about the midterm election if this'll be the most consequential midterm election of my lifetime. up and down the ballot in special elections whether it's alabama, legislative seat trump won by 20 points, they'll have the momentum. >> on a minute left with you all. i want to ask you both about these run ops. i'll start with you on what's happening. you've got the republican versus jacky rosen democrat. that is of course a seat that was abandoned by a democrat. this is a senate race. do you feel you've got the edge in nevada? >> i do. again, i feel like the momentum is swinging the democrat away simply because how the republicans are handling the way they run the country. france will not let friends vote for the dangerous republican leadership. cheryl: you're making us both laugh. there was funny. i want to ask you about what's happening in arizona.

the jeff flake seat for senate. i can't wait for this one. martha mcsally, arpaio and kelsey ward. i mean, these are all three very controversial candidates. what you think is going on in arizona? >> i think arizona is unique. you've got three central casting figures battling it out for the republican nomination. i'm not concerned with arizona flipping. i think arizona will stay ruby red. in the gloom and doom that my friend is saying, it just isn't fair. we've got full employment in america. people are feeling good we have more money in their pockets. we've never been in a better economic position that we have under this president. midterms will turn on the economy and if it's as good today as it is in november, we will fare very well.

cheryl: a lot of time to talk about that. i have to run but i thank you both for being here. appreciate it. lauren: tikka ligature investments this monday morning as trade war between washington and beijing cools at the moment to check out the dow up 240 points. each of the three major averages gaining 1% this morning. go into celebrating delivery, and the latest model of the dream liner. cheryl: you've got that story another headlines, tracee carrasco. >> the 787, boeing's newest and biggest jetliner aircraft. our dream liner aircraft. so now this is going to be delivered to singapore airlines. this is the first of 49 dream liner's 787 times. there is a big celebration at the south carolina factory. we will see more of these aircraft in the sky coming soon.

cheryl: in the stock as well. 90% year to date. and also, bowing under pressure with the whole discussion with china as well. a huge stocks to watch no matter what. someone finally dethroned by panther. >> we've been waiting to see who would be and we have a new box office winner. take a look. >> do you understand? >> only one way to find out. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> the number one spot goes to pacific rim uprising the $28 million in its opening in fixed weekend but panther took the number two spot with $17 million. the marvel movie has brought in $631 million so far making it the fifth highest grossing movie ever in the u.s. ahead of the avengers as well as to his grossing superhero movie in the u.s. and faith based i can only imagine to the third spot with

$13.9 million rounded out the top-five pick the animated animated comedy sherlock gnomes and tomb raider. lauren: disney is -- i'm laughing. how do you get it, when? >> disney giving families a break. we know they just raised disney prices in florida. so if you book a certain package, it is the magic your way package. this includes a room, a three-day theme park ticket ended disney dining plan. kids ages three to nine will leave for you. that's a pretty good deal there. there are some restrictions and blackout dates. you have to book your trip by august 1st. available from may 28th through august 30th. the free dining package for kids. >> shares are down 8% year to

date, but we'll take it. cheryl: they do call it the happiest place on earth. that makes me happy when things are free. coming up, finally the interview that has been so talked about. subscribe and how she was threatened by a man when she was with her young daughter. i remember going into the workout class in my hands are shaking so much i was afraid i was going to drop her. cheryl: more pilots are not exclusive interview with andersen cooper. plus, how outraged handling of user data is hitting shares of facebook. and investors of facebook. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪

cheryl: welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. a strong open on wall street that the dow up by 265 in the premarket. that could be a gain of more than 1.5%. this morning, stormy daniels finally breaking her silence about her alleged affair with president trump. the film actors whose real name is stephanie clifford told 60 minutes she and trumpet a one night stand in 2006. she says she was physically threatened after saunders torry

to in touch magazine in 2011. >> i was in a parking lot going to a fitness class with my infant daughter, seats facing backwards in the backseat, diaper bag, getting all the stuff out and the guy walked up on me and said to me, dave trump alone, forget the story and he leaned around and looked at my daughter and said a beautiful little girl, would be a shame if something happened to her mom and he was gone. cheryl: president trump denies having an affair with the adult film star actress. it could expose some russian diplomats in the united states today. to show solidarity with britain from the poisoning of a russian spy and his daughter. russia denies any wrongdoing and warrants that will retaliate. arrested in germany in five months after going on the run for spanish authorities. captured by police after crossing the border into

denmark. he fled spain following the database regional government in october to declare independence from the country. he faces 25 years in prison on charges of rebellion. that is what is happening now. >> the trouble continues for facebook with ceo mark zuckerberg taking out ads to apologize for the misuse of user data. those ads in nine major newspapers. we have one of them right here. new calls to regulation social media companies in general. was the rml to discuss. melissa, $75 billion in facebook market cap is wiped out last week. this is a big, big issue for them. >> a big issue for them and i don't think it's over. it broke 160, which was a difficult area on friday and i think it's slower and i don't think problems are over. they waited way too long to

respond, about three days until mark zuckerberg talked about everything and gave an interview. i just don't think the stock like 30 rated. overall they found out this top income had gotten the information and never disclosed it. >> some analysts are talking about systemic mismanagement at the company that's been overlooked. how do you feel about that? do you expect to see a change particularly at the top? >> they will have to do something if he had that going in front of congress. right now, if you have any apps in facebook come you probably don't even realize they can that be allowed access to all of those ads. i went in this morning. i've allowed access to 35 apps i didn't even know about. not just twitter, but other things, too. when you want to delete one, if you go in deciding synapse to delete them. i tell everybody, go ahead and

do that this morning unless it's twitter or link then you need. you are allowing access to other places to get your information. >> this comes from that. he writes we are also investigating every single app that had access to large amounts of data before we fix this. the apps in the advertising is how facebook makes their money. if we see heightened regulation and i just want to bring up that the ceo of apple and ibm are speaking about profound change be needed when we regulate social media companies. this could hurt facebook monetarily. >> definitely going to. how do they make money? this is going to affect all of them. i'm surprised tim cook said that because apple makes money on that, too. i was surprised to read that article. the fact is they have to do something.

i'm not big on regulation, but i'm big on privacy. >> thank you very much. good to see you. turn into another thriller. how can describe the ticket to the final four. over the potential trade deal with the united states. we will go to london and dig into that story. once again a way different story. i was higher in the premarket by 281. nasdaq up more than 1.5%. lauren: they keep climbing. cheryl: will be right back after this. ♪ three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do?

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session highs up over 300-point moments ago on an easing trade were perhaps between the u.s. and china. the e.u. is actually one and british prime minister theresa may that any effort reach a separate trade deal with the trump administration could sink a deal on britain's exit from the european union. let's say good morning to craig girl i'm, senior market analyst joining us from across the pond. did you really think that britain's exit could be in danger, chris? >> the further layer of complication. they remained aligned on a number of issues from regulation to food standards, et cetera. whereas the u.s. is pushing for the u.k. to become less aligned with the e.u. and more aligned with that to secure trade deal. it is going to be ensuring that it gets trade deals with both

regions while keeping both sides happy and that's not particularly easy. >> a precarious time is the ability of negotiations with the e.u. and that could be in jeopardy. at the top of her introduction to you about what is happening between the u.s. and china. there are now reports that there are going to be negotiations between the two biggest economies in the world. how are the european investors reacting to that this morning? >> understandably positively. we don't want to see a trade war between the two largest economies. the sense of relief in the market. of course they are more positive than the reports we've had over the last couple of weeks. ultimately this was to get china to the table and it looks like he's done so. lauren: thank you very much. cheryl: thanks all of you for watching "fbn:am" this morning.

we send it over to maria bartiromo. maria: good morning, ladies. happy monday, everyone. thanks for joining us. i am maria bartiromo. top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. covered in a trade war, the white house and china have been holding behind negotiations in an effort to ease rising tensions following the administration's move to impose strict tears. markets are rallying on this news. futures jumping 300 points higher. the trade strategy on "sunday morning futures." >> it is stunningly brilliant. what is trying to bring about is a way in which focuses on free markets, fair trade and reciprocal trade. it's important to understand that everything the president does every morning he goes to work is all centered around driving economic growth and

creating jobs. not just here in america but around the world. maria: a rough week for stocks. dow industrials down five and two thirds%. yet again on friday, all three major indices fall. in europe, futures indicating also higher. update quarter of a percent. of two thirds of 1%. in asia overnight, stocks were mixed mostly higher. nikkei average of three quarters of a percent and japan. shanghai and china was down. bias at the top. lindsey graham calling for a second special counsel to be named sandy fbi needs to be held accountable. we are sorry facebook ceo taken out a full-page ad across the globe file in the cambridge analytic scandal. is it